Fire

Red Hot Chili Peppers · Abbey Road Ep

Well alright
Now dig this

You don't care for me I don't care about that
You got a new fool
Ha
I like it like that
I have only one burning desire
Oh, can I make love with your fire

Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Oh yeah

Now listen to this baby
And stop acting so crazy

You say your mom ain't home
Ain't my concern
Just don't play with me
And you won't get burned
I have only one burning desire
Oh, I'm gonna, me, do it in your fire

Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Oh, funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Oh yeah

Oh move over over...
And let Mr Huckleberry take over...
You know he's bad
You know he drowns
You know who he gives it to
Yeah!

That's right
Now dig this

You try to give me your money
You better save it babe
Save it for your rainy day
I have only one burning desire
Oh, can I make love over your fire

Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Funky funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire
Oh, funky fire...
Let me stand next to your fire

You better slide your ass over, girl
'Cause I'm coming through once and
I'm coming the way you must be

Fire

Fire stands as a vibrant example of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' signature fusion of funk, rock, and rap. Released on the Abbey Road EP, the track captures the band's energetic approach to live performance and studio experimentation. The song showcases the group's ability to blend rhythmic guitar work with dynamic bass lines, creating an infectious groove that defines their sound. As part of their extensive discography, Fire reflects the creative momentum the band maintained during this period. The recording highlights their collaborative chemistry and commitment to pushing musical boundaries. Listeners encounter a polished yet spirited performance that aligns with the band's broader catalog of influential rock anthems. This work remains a testament to their enduring impact on alternative music.